HURLEN CORPORATION

Hurlen Corporation specializes in the precision manufacturing of forged and rolled metal components, with deep expertise in nonferrous and ferrous forging, sheet metal rolling, drawing, and extrusion processes. The company produces high-integrity metal products—including sheets, plates, and shaped stock—for mission-critical defense applications, leveraging advanced metallurgical controls and thermal processing techniques to meet stringent military specifications. Their technical capabilities span the full production lifecycle of structural metal components, from billet preparation through final forming, with demonstrated proficiency in alloy-specific processing for steel, aluminum, and other nonferrous metals. They also manufacture fabricated wire products and heating equipment components, indicating a diversified but focused industrial base in metal forming and thermal systems. Hurlen Corporation maintains a consistent and primary relationship with the Department of Defense and DLA Troop Support, supplying essential metal stock and fabricated components for logistics, maintenance, and equipment sustainment. Their contract history reflects recurring demand for standardized metal sheet and plate products used in vehicle, aircraft, and ordnance systems, suggesting integration into defense supply chains for spare parts and repair cycles. The company’s industry focus centers on metal fabrication and rolling mill operations, particularly in nonferrous metal rolling (NAICS 331491) and iron and steel forging (NAICS 332111/332112). These capabilities position Hurlen as a specialized supplier to defense and industrial sectors requiring high-strength, dimensionally precise metal forms. Their work supports ground vehicle, aerospace, and munitions manufacturing ecosystems through direct material supply. Hurlen Corporation is a small business entity based in Plantation, Florida, with no public certifications on record. Operating as a Tier 2 or Tier 3 industrial supplier, the company serves government markets through direct manufacturing rather than system integration, maintaining a lean, production-focused operational model with no indication of broader corporate affiliations or federal small business program participation.